Aviation Human Factors Training

TACG is a worldwide leading provider of aviation Human Factors training. We have been providing Human Factors training to aviation operators on a worldwide basis since 2000. Our Human Factors courses are cost-effective, flexible, and practical (we minimize theory and maximize real-world experiences, examples, and case studies). TACG offers Human Factors courses for airline line maintenance facilities, MROs, FBOs, manufacturers, and more. TACG's Human Factors courses meet and exceed the requirements of Regulators worldwide (including FAA, Transport Canada, and EASA).

Human Factors Train-The-Trainer
(5 days)

This course is appropriate for company personnel who would like to learn how to develop and teach HF courses. This is a 5-day intensive course that, upon successful completion, will certify the candidate as a company HF trainer, and be approvable as such by your CAA.

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Human Factors Trainer Recurrent
(2 days)

This course is appropriate for HF trainers who need refresher training (typically every 2 years). Upon completion of this course, the attendee will be up-to-date on HF topics and course development/delivery methodologies.

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Human Factors Initial
(2 days)

This course is appropriate for aircraft maintenance engineers who have not had any previous HF training, or have not had an HF course for an extended period of time.

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The Dirty Dozen in Aviation Maintenance
(Half Day)

The Dirty Dozen refers to the twelve most common conditions (or precursors) that can lead to accidents or incidents. These twelve conditions can, and do, influence employee behavior. This course on the Dirty Dozen serves as a useful, practical, and cost-effective introduction to Human Factors.

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Human Factors Recurrent
(1 day)

This course is appropriate for aircraft maintenance engineers who have had Initial (or previous Recurrent) HF training.

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You may also be interested in Line Operations Safety Audit (LOSA) training

Human Factors Course Development

(TACG can develop/deliver HF courses for ALL high-risk industries!)

TACG fully understands that many operators just don't have the time, resources, or expertise to develop an effective (and Regulator-approvable) HF course. We've got you covered! We can develop and customize an HF course, specific to your operation, to meet your needs and requirements. All courses are developed based on current and relevant HF issues.

TACG's custom-developed HF courses are designed to keep attendees engaged, and not bore them with endless theory and/or human factors "psychobabble." While some classic accidents are inevitably discussed, things have changed quite a bit in the last few decades, especially pertaining to technology. Therefore, we focus on the current, practical issues that affect line employees today.

Our highly experienced staff can develop customized HF courses for-

Airline Line Maintenance Facilities
MROs (maintenance, repair, and overhaul facilities)
Airports/Ground Service Providers
FBOs (fixed base operators)
Manufacturers

Services include-

Develop customized HF course(s) (Initial, Recurrent, and more)
Train your HF instructors (Train-The-Trainer)
Teach your HF course(s) (contract training)

Human Factors Course/Program Assessments

Already have an HF program? Would you like an objective assessment of your HF program? You have come to the right place! TACG provides unbiased assessments of HF programs for all types of aviation operators on a worldwide basis. Our assessments include a thorough analysis of your current HF program(s), a report of our findings, and recommendations for improvements.

Based on our results, TACG can also provide additional consulting and/or course development to help your aviation organization have the most effective HF courses possible. Our assessments are conducted as a combination of both onsite and offsite work.

Our capabilities and methods include the following:

Onsite work (includes, but not limited to, observations, interviews, and effectiveness of delivery methodologies)
Offsite work (includes, but not limited to, a review of applicable HF training courseware, training syllabus, and assessment methods)
Assessments take into consideration the specific State CAA HF requirements as well as cultural differences
Assessments are confidential and are not shared with the Regulator
We believe in long-term relationships -- not one-shot deals. We can be your HF training consultant for the long term, if you choose, ensuring your HF program is always up-to-date and meets CAA requirements!